Power in Russia was seized by ossified old men who have been sitting in their posts for decades. All these years they have been doing nothing but serving Putin, plundering Russia and not even thinking about parting with their positions or making way for a new generation.

We decided to dedicate the first full-fledged sequel in the history of “What They Do Online” to Margarita Simonyan. The choice was obvious, because this queen of Putin’s propaganda generates lies and cringe every time she writes a post or opens her mouth.

Social elevators in Russia operate quite selectively. For example, can a psychiatrist from a provincial town become a shareholder in a coal mining company? And then get a post in the Ministry of Defense? Of course, it can, but there is one condition - a family connection with the President of Russia.

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In early September, 11-year-old Nastya Yakina was killed in Nizhny Tagil. The killer turned out to be Vladimir Aleksandrov, a former criminal who was supposed to be in prison, but went to war and was released a few months later. And again he committed a brutal crime, after which he again tried to escape to the front. The details of this terrible story are told by Anastasia Kadetova in the new issue of Trucrime about the terrible Russian reality.

One of the main tasks of political instructors or political officers in the army now is to reduce the number of deserters. Threats and intimidation are used, such people are branded and shamed. But there is good news: even despite all of the above, there are more and more deserters every day. Dmitry Nizovtsev tells what to do for those who find themselves in a war against their will, is there a way to escape from Putin’s meat grinder and why being a deserter is not at all shameful.